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mannie gray
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Actually found roll searching, couldn't believe it.
Granddaughter and I got $10 from a local bank and found absolutely nothing, until the last roll.
I have never found one of these in the wild.
It's horrible, beat up, looks like it was laying reverse up in a parking lot or street for a while, rims all beat up, etc., but obverse is undamaged, undoubtedly a small date, fairly worn, VF/XF-ish.
This really surprised me- hard enough to find a 70-S LD in rolls.
The last several months have been fairly productive.
We've found 1916, 1917, 1917-S (Fine), 1919-S, 1920-D, 1944-S, 1945-S, and a 1969-D w/o FG on reverse.
The older wheaties came from different banks, a couple here, couple there.
Weird, but cool.
Now she thinks we've not done any good unless we find a pre-1930!
I told her that was just a lucky fluke and not to expect that every time.
And we finally did find the elusive 1973-S!
Granddaughter and I got $10 from a local bank and found absolutely nothing, until the last roll.
I have never found one of these in the wild.
It's horrible, beat up, looks like it was laying reverse up in a parking lot or street for a while, rims all beat up, etc., but obverse is undamaged, undoubtedly a small date, fairly worn, VF/XF-ish.
This really surprised me- hard enough to find a 70-S LD in rolls.
The last several months have been fairly productive.
We've found 1916, 1917, 1917-S (Fine), 1919-S, 1920-D, 1944-S, 1945-S, and a 1969-D w/o FG on reverse.
The older wheaties came from different banks, a couple here, couple there.
Weird, but cool.
Now she thinks we've not done any good unless we find a pre-1930!
I told her that was just a lucky fluke and not to expect that every time.
And we finally did find the elusive 1973-S!
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